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2004 World Championship of Ski Mountaineering

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The 2004 World Championship of Ski Mountaineering was the second World Championship of Ski Mountaineering sanctioned by the International Council for Ski Mountaineering Competitions (ISMC), held in the Spanish Aran Valley (Catalonia) from March 1 to March 6, 2004.

Compared to the 2002 World Championship a relay race and a vertical race competition was added.

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Results

Nation ranking and medals

(all age groups)[1]

ranking country vertical race team individual relay
points
points
points
points
total points
1
Switzerland 		501 2 2 1 466 1 1 1378 3 2 364 1 1 2709
2
Italy 		469 2 2 4 436 1 1 1390 1 1 1 344 1 1 2639
3
France 		351 1 1 460 1 1 1255 1 1 380 1 1 2446
4
Spain 		350 1 1 222 1018 1 296 1886
5
Czech Republic 		286 134 453 280 1153
6
Slovakia 		252 1 114 582 144 1092
7
Germany 		268 224 320 120 932
8
Slovenia 		160 78 425 140 803
9
Andorra 		151 104 150 132 537
10
Romania 		55 28 290 136 509
11
Greece 		142 42 193 116 493
12
Poland 		68 298 1 124 490
13
Austria 		148 64 147 359
14
Japan 		109 14 64 112 299
15
Bulgaria 		56 34 186 276
16
United States 		146 128 274
17
United Kingdom 		127 14 58 199
18
Denmark 		121 18 53 192
19
Canada 		95 75 170
20
Liechtenstein 		82 74 156
21
Russia 		70 16 53 139
22
Argentina 		68 12 45 125
23
China 		89 89
24
Morocco 		61 8 69
25
Eritrea 		60 60
26
Chile 		34 2 14 50
27
South Korea 		27 9 36
28
Belgium 		30 30
29
Croatia 		26 26

Vertical race

event held on March 2, 2004

altitude difference (ascent): 950m

List of the best 10 participants by gender (incl. "Espoirs" level):[2]

Women

ranking participant total time
 Favre-Moretti 		00h 48' 21"
 Isabella Crettenand-Moretti 		00h 50' 13"
 Gloriana Pellissier 		00h 50' 56"
4
 Corinne Favre 		00h 52' 26"
5
 Jeannie Wall 		00h 53' 22"
6
 Annamaria Baudena 		00h 54' 34"
7
 Marie Troillet 		00h 56' 13"
8
 Christine Echtler-Schleich 		00h 56' 51"
9
 Lucie Oršulová 		00h 57' 28"
10
 Maria Luisa Riva 		00h 57' 45"

Men

ranking participant total time
 Patrick Blanc 		00h 40' 27"
 Florent Perrier 		00h 40' 51"
 Sébastien Epiney 		00h 41' 27"
4
 Jean Pellissier 		00h 41' 47"
5
 Olivier Nägele 		00h 41' 49"
6
 Andreas Ringhofer 		00h 43' 00"
7
 Manuel Pérez Brunicardi 		00h 43' 08"
8
 Martin Riz 		00h 43' 39"
9
 Jean-Yves Rey 		00h 43' 49"
10
 Javier Martín de Villa 		00h 44' 07"

Team

Event held on March 3, 2004

altitude difference:

  • ascent: 2,128m
  • downhill: 2,128m

List of the best 10 teams by gender:[3]

Women

ranking team total time
 Favre-Moretti/Mabillard 		03h 05' 43"
 Bapst/Crettenand-Moretti 		03h 18' 50"
 Corinne Favre/Toïgo 		03h 20' 25"
4
 Oggeri/Ducognon 		03h 20' 41"
5
 Bourillon/Lathuraz 		03h 21' 03"
6
 Nex/Riva 		03h 24' 36"
7
 Rogger/Renzler 		03h 25' 23"
8
 Magnenat/Zimmermann 		03h 42' 17"
9
 Echtler-Schleich/Treimer 		03h 45' 59"
10
 Roca Rodríguez/C. Bes Ginesta 		03h 55' 04"

Men

ranking team total time
 P. Blanc/Perrier 		02h 31' 54"
 Battel/Pellissier 		02h 33' 19"
 Brunod/Reichegger 		02h 34' 45"
4
 J.-Y. Rey/Epiney 		02h 37' 18"
5
 Hug/Pittex 		02h 38' 35"
6
 Meilleur/Tomio 		02h 39' 25"
7
 Leitner/Svätojánsky 		02h 39' 59"
8
 Giacomelli/Mezzanotte 		02h 40' 22"
9
 Lugger/Ringhofer 		02h 41' 53"
10
 Taramarcaz/F. Troillet 		02h 43' 38"

Individual

Event held on March 5, 2004

  • distance: ~ 20 km
  • altitude difference:
    • ascent: 1,720m
    • downhill: 1,720m

List of the best 10 participants by gender (incl. "Espoirs" level):[4]

Women

ranking participant total time
 Cristina Favre-Moretti 		02h 21' 55"
 Gloriana Pellissier 		02h 30' 10"
 Isabella Crettenand-Moretti 		02h 31' 57"
4
 Catherine Mabillard 		02h 33' 05"
5
 Delphine Oggeri 		02h 35' 18"
6
 Nathalie Bourillon 		02h 35' 52"
7
 Véronique Lathuraz 		02h 35' 53"
8
 Maria Luisa Riva 		02h 39(+3)' 01"
9
 Marie Troillet 		02h 43' 09"
10
 Corinne Favre 		02h 44' 15"

Men

ranking participant total time
 Rico Elmer 		02h 00' 38"
 Florent Perrier 		02h 01' 03"
 Dennis Brunod 		02h 01' 19"
4
 Manfred Reichegger 		02h 02' 11"
5
 Alexander Lugger 		02h 02' 22"
6
 Patrick Blanc 		02h 03' 31"
7
 Grégory Gachet 		02h 05' 50"
8
 Olivier Nägele 		02h 05' 06"
9
 Taramarcaz 		02h 06' 16"
10
 Jean Pellissier 		02h 06' 18"

Relay

Event held on March 6, 2004

List of the best 10 relay teams by gender (some teams included "Espoirs" level athletes):[5]

Women

ranking team Gesamtzeit
 Isabella Crettenand-Moretti/Catherine Mabillard/Cristina Favre-Moretti 		00h 46' 02"
 Nathalie Bourillon/Véronique Lathuraz/Delphine Oggeri 		00h 47' 16"
 Annamaria Baudena/Christiane Nex/Gloriana Pellissier 		00h 49' 21"
4
 Alice Korbová/Kamila Bulířová/Lucie Oršulová 		00h 50' 45"
5
 Emma Roca Rodríguez/Cristina Bes Ginesta/Iolanda García Sàez 		00h 52' 25"

Men

ranking team total time
 Stéphane Brosse/Cédric Tomio/Florent Perrier/Patrick Blanc 		00h 49' 33"
 Carlo Battel/Graziano Boscacci/Martin Riz/Guido Giacomelli 		00h 49' 43"
 Alexander Hug/Alain Richard/Pierre Bruchez/Rico Elmer 		00h 51' 46"
4
 Agustí Roc Amador/Javier Martín de Villa/Dani León Roca/Manuel Pérez Brunicardi 		00h 52' 44"
5
 Miroslav Leitner/Branislav Kačina/Milan Madaj/Peter Svätojánsky 		00h 53' 17"
6
 Tone Karničar/Jernej Karničar/Žiga Karničar/Marko Lihteneker 		00h 56' 44"
7
 Ionuţ Găliţeanu/Silviu Manea/Péter Károly/Lucian Clinciu 		00h 57' 35"
8
 Joan Vilana Díaz/Manel Pelegrina Lopez/Xavier Capdevila Romero/Toni Casals Rueda 		00h 57' 44"
9
 Jaroslav Bánský/Tomáš Němec/Michal Němec/Miroslav Duch 		00h 58' 23"
10
 Jakub Brzosko/Grzegorz Bargiel/Adam Gomola/Maciej Ziarko 		00h 58' 45"
11
 Toni Steurer/Tim Stachel/Gerhard Reithmeier/Stefan Klinger[6] 		00h 54(+6)' 15"

Combination ranking

(individual, team, vertical race rankings)

List of the best 10 participants by gender:[7]

Women

ranking participant
 Cristina Favre-Moretti
 Catherine Mabillard
 Isabella Crettenand-Moretti
4
 Delphine Oggeri
5
 Nathalie Bourillon
6
 Véronique Lathuraz
7
 Corinne Favre
8
 Maria Luisa Riva
9
 Astrid Renzler
10
 Silvia Treimer

Men

ranking participant
 Florent Perrier
 Patrick Blanc
 Dennis Brunod
4
 Manfred Reichegger
5
 Jean Pellissier
6
 Alexander Lugger
7
 Peter Svätojánsky
8
 Pierre-Marie Taramarcaz
9
 Miroslav Leitner
10
 Christian Pittex

References

  1. ^ Nations World Championship-Final Classification 06/03/2004[permanent dead link], www.ski-mountaineering.net.
  2. ^ Vertical Race World Championship-Final Classification 02/03/2004 Archived 2004-07-07 at the Wayback Machine, www.ski-mountaineering.net.
  3. ^ Teams World Championship-Final Classification 03/03/2004 Archived 2004-07-07 at the Wayback Machine, www.ski-mountaineering.net.
  4. ^ Singles World Championship-Final Classification 05/03/2004 Archived 2004-07-07 at the Wayback Machine, www.ski-mountaineering.net.
  5. ^ Relays World Championship-Final Classification 06/03/2004 Archived 2004-07-07 at the Wayback Machine, www.ski-mountaineering.net.
  6. ^ includes six penalty minutes for forgotten parts of equipment
  7. ^ Combined World Championship-Final Classification 05/03/2004[permanent dead link], www.ski-mountaineering.net.
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